From Olympic history for Ledecka, to a shock victory in men’s curling and Finland’s first gold, find out everything you need to know about Saturday’s Games.
Czech Republic’s Ester Ledecka makes history
Ester Ledecka of the Czech Republic became the first person in Winter Olympics history to win gold medals in both Alpine skiing and snowboarding, when she won the snowboard parallel giant slalom on Saturday.
The 22-year-old Czech defeated Germany’s Selina Joerg in the final by 0.46 seconds to become the fifth person to win gold in two different sports, having won the Alpine super-G earlier in the games.
Switzerland takes Alpine skiing team gold
Switzerland beat Austria 3-1 to win the inaugural Alpine skiing team gold.
The final event in the Alpine schedule brought mixed sex competition and parallel slalom to the Games for the first time.
Bronze went to Norway, while France finished fourth.
Sweden misses out on curling victory
The United States claimed its first ever gold medal in men’s curling, beating competitors Sweden 10-7 in the final on Saturday.
It marked the second Olympic curling medal in US history, following a bronze at the 2006 Turin winter games.
Finland gets its first Pyeongchang gold
Finland’s Iivo Niskanen won the 50km mass start classic cross-country ski race, claiming Finland’s first gold medal of the Pyeongchang Games.
He was followed by Russian athlete Alexander Bolshunov, who ended 18.7 seconds behind.
German team races to gold position in bobsledding
Francesco Friedrich piloted his four-man bobsleigh team to the top of the timesheets on Saturday, putting Germany in a commanding lead heading into the final two runs of the competition on Sunday.
The multiple world champion steered his sled to a 0.29 second lead over Won Yun-jong’s South Korean team.
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